Sentence examples for long awards from inspiring English sources

He quickly found his and Casey's friends and settled in for dinner and the long awards program.

They weren't all drunk but it's hard to get through something like that [a long awards ceremony] without being tired.

The unusually long awards season, stretched by the Oscars' move from late February to a March 7 broadcast date, will test the limit for any star.

On Thursday, Aleksei A. Venediktov, the editor in chief of Ekho Moskvy, an influential radio station, described watching Mr. Putin grip the lectern while standing at a long awards ceremony in early September, then leave midceremony, allowing Sergei B. Ivanov, the head of the presidential administration, to finish.

"Up in the Air" was shut out, although the movie, about a corporate operative who specializes in firing people, had propped up the long awards season with appearances at various prize ceremonies on both coasts and in England by George Clooney, its star, and Jason Reitman, the writer-director.

Then Mr. Mechanic, following last year's broadcast, pointed to a problem that would have been unthinkable only a few years before: Some of the most impressive stars, worn out by a long awards season, did not want to bother with the Oscars.

Channel 4's long, award-winning involvement draws a lot of respect from those who will be involved.

Each French Country Waterways cruise includes a swell dinner on shore, and ours is at Lameloise, in Chagny, to which Michelin has long awarded three stars.

It was not until after Wallace's suicide, in 2008, that Lipsky wrote up his notes into a long, award-winning article about the author; his book, which consists mostly of transcripts of their conversations, followed.

No potential for Academy Award nominations and long award season glitz.

Sunday's Oscars are the culmination of a long award season.